It happened again.
First time in six months.
Tuesday morning
I'm walking down market street-- normal day,normal week
Um,and by normal, i mean oldnorm--
Pre-aneurysm surgery removal normal.
And then it happened.
I heard the music.
* Callin' out, around the world *
* Are you ready for a brand new beat?*
* Summer's here and the time is right *
* For dancin' in the street *
* They're dancin' in Chicago (In the street)*
* Down in New Orleans (Dancin' in the street)*
* In New York City(Dancing In the streets)*
* All we need is music, sweet music *
* They'll be music, ev'rywhere *
* They'll be swing an swayin'*
* And records playin'*
* Dancin-a in the street *
* Ooh, it doesn't matter what you wear *
* Just as long as you are there *
* So come on, every guy *
* Grab a girl, ev'rywhere Around the world *
You're making this up.
Not the part about walking down market street. That actually happened.
I'm glad,after three months,
That you're finally beginning to take our work here seriously.
I'm just trying to make a point.
And that would be what, exactly?
That my life is back to the way it was.
And even if it wasn't,
It wouldn't make me any less competent to practice law.
I've never said otherwise.
In fact,i don't think your visions are relevant to your ability to practice.
That's something we agree on.
We're far more in sync than you might imagine,eli.
That's great. So just sign my permission slip, and i'll be on my way.
It's not a permission slip to go to the zoo,eli.
It's a recertification of your law license following your surgery.
Can i go to court without it?
Then it's a permission slip.
Depression, especially in men, is very common after major surgery.
- i'm not depressed. - many of them feel that something is missing afterwards.
- it's called my law license! - you don't need to raise your voice.
So tell me,
One very long week.
You look lovely this morning.
Love that suit on you.
Now if i were to ask you to pick some numbers at random--
Say six of 'em--
What pops into mind?
Patti,it's not even 9:00 a.m.
9!That's good. How about 23? How are you feeling about 23?
- i can't help you win at lotto. - not lotto--
Super lotto.jackpot's upo $65 mil.
Come on,eli. Hit me with some digits.
I'm not psychic,patti.
You predicted the earthquake. You saved all of my friends atilver terrace.
Do you rember a hospital and a surgery, an aneurysm removed?Ring any bells?No?No?
Whatever i was, i'm not anymore.
What's this?
Welcome back gift.
Portable mp3 player,
So you can hear music while you work.
That's sweet. But,um, i just-- i-i concentrate better...with quiet.
- okay. - Thanks.
- well,that's interesting. - what is?
The woman who used to find your auditory hallucinations annoying
Now misses you having them...
Or misses who youwere when you were having them.
Misses who i was?
Do you ever listen to yourself?
I'll put it another way.
Has anything at work anged during your absence?
Uh,yes.
Very big news.
In other good news, our own jordan wethersby has convinced
Mather-young financial to see the error of its ways
And return to the w.p.k.fold.jordan.
Yes. Pending a signing meeting, we will once again have the opportunity to protect
Mather-young's god-given rights to sell predatory mortgages to unsuspecting buyers.
I am so giddy,i can barely continue.
Nevertheless-- what's the latest from our pro bono department?
We survived judgment on the pleadings in the mcnivenwelfare fraud case.
But i've got depos all week on behalf of the eco preservation league
And could really use another body.
Would anyone care to step up and assist ms.dekker?
I wouldreally appreciate it...
As would the bitterroot mountainsnail.
The state bar prohibition against me practicing includes depositions.
So... Sadly,i am unable to take up the noble fight for the mountainsnake.
Mountainsnail.
Speaking of maggie... Have you reconciled your feelings for her?
Yes,by not having feelings for her.
The only thing between us is work.
Please,eli. I'm drowning here.
Since jordan formed the pro bono department, you've been in recovery,
And i'vebeenthe department.
I billed 250 hours alone last month.
And i'm so behind on my wedding plans.
Scott and i are gonna end up at a drive-thru chapel in vegas.
Keith... Perfect timing.
Maggie needs help avoiding a drive-thru thing.
Uh,totally jammed on the bowman antitrust.
Last week,the ninth circuit handed down a decision that you could use to get bowman kicked,
Buy you all the time in the world to help maggie with her mountain lion.
Huh? Everybody happy?
Snail. Mountainsnail.
The only thing going back to work seems to have accomplished is reminding me how much I miss it.
And--and what is it you missed, exactly?
****Marmed with nothing but legal precedent and my wits,
and sometimes not even the precedent.
I miss the look in the client's eyes that says that they totally trust you,
that they depend on you, that they--what?
You're not buying any of this, are you?
How are things with your brother?
What does that have to d with anything?
I'm the one who asks the questions, eli. That's how this works.
So... your brother?
He's fine. I-- nothing's changed.
You and beth are moving in together?
Well, almost nothing. Yeah. You cool with it?
Oh, are you kidding? I'm arctic.
Although I did share a room with you for four years,
so I know she's doing it despite the drooling and bed-wetting.
Oh, and to think beth said you wouldn't have a problem with me moving in with the woman who deflowered you.
Well, that's what makes it poetic.
She was my first, and it looks like you may be her last.
- How's little ben doing? - He's doing really well.
So I guess you're...
- kind of becoming a parent here. - yeah.
Well, there'd be pressure, but dad set the bar pretty low.
- You'll find it, you know. - What?
Someone to share your life with.
So, you see, everything's fine.
All right.
All right, then what?
- What are you doing? - Calling your bluff.
You're signing my permission slip, just like that?
It's not a permission slip, and it's not just like that.
We've had three months of sessions, as you're so fond of pointing out.
But as I'm fond of pointing out,
these sessions haven't just been about your competency to practice.
And this is me proving it.
that slip of paper isn't gonna fill the void you're feeling in your life, eli.
Practicing law won't do it, either.
You're missing something, it's true. But...
it's nothing a law license can give you.
Only one way to find out.
or I guess you could just tell me.
I think you're missing having a sense of the divine in your everyday life.
I think you're less happy now than when your life was occasionally upended by the fantastic.
I think that grace fulfilled you in a way you didn't even know you needed.
And the only thing crazy about you is the fact that you don't seem to realize that.
Thank you for signing my permission slip.
I'll see you soon, eli.
Well...
we've got a problem.
Mr. Leightenrg's very agitated.
Blood pressure's up, and he's asking for a priest.
Which is odd, considering he's in for a relatively simple procedure, and he's jewish.
Okay, I'll talk to him.
Okay, mr. Leightenberg...
um, excuse me, I...
you have a deposit?
Dr Stone?
Mr. Leightenberg.
should I call a doctor?
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Eli Stone Season02 Episode01 The Path
eric langenhan from the state bar called again and again and again.
Tell him I got recertified yesterday.
I did. He wants you to call him back.
- Uh, you got a minute? - Many.
So, uh, what brings you by?
You don't have a suitcase, and the theme to "the odd couple" isn't playing,
so I assume beth didn't kick you out already.
I wanted to see how you were doing, actually.
I'm fine.
- You okay? - Me?
Great. Never better.
you know, it's funny, I was, uh, talking with a colleague of mine this morning,
and, uh, your name came up.
Uh, we were talking about sensory hallucinations.
So it made me realize that I-I had never asked you what it was like,
uh, when you were having one of--of your...
"sensory hallucinations"?
w-was it--was it like you were, um...
oh, I don't know--like you were walking into a room and then suddenly you were--
you were someplace else?
Nate, did something happen to you?
I was with a-a patient...
and... and then I...
I-I-I was in a different place--a bank.
And I was there, but I wasn'T.
And then there was this huge-ass crane that came crashing down on me and the bank.
And--and the next thing I knew, I was facedown on the floor of my exam room.
So... what do you think?
I think a huge-ass crane is gonna fall on top of a bank.
So what? I-I...
I-I just--I received a message from...
hold on. Just--just tell me everything, okay?
I need details. Start from the beginning.
Um, what kind of bank was it? Which branch? Was it day? Was it night?
- You know, all that stuff. - you know, this is helpful, actually.
I should've known that a healthy dose of crazy tunes from you would be enough to put the whole thing in perspective.
Nate, nate, it could be a sign.
Yeah, yeah, a sign that says, "warning--when moving in with a girl for the first time,
you may experience sudden bouts of insanity."
- Nate! - I'm fine, eli.
I'll see you later.
Dad, you don't seem like yourself. Are you all right?
Mather-young made billions selling predatory mortgages,
and W.P. K.Is once again poised to make millions,
ensuring it's never held accountable for its behavior. So...
yes, all is right with the world.
It's not exaly coming across that way.
I've always taken great pride that this office was a paragon of efficiency.
This firm, my fi, hummed...
with precion, an equilibrium that was upset when one of my junior associates
began singing in staff meetings and leaping from the furniture.
Eli had a malformation in his brain, dad.
Whatever the cause, it had an effect.
His cases, his crusades-- it was all so messy.
And after my initial hesitancy, to my great surprise, I felt invigorated by it.
And I'd been waiting for his return, anticipating the excitement he brings to this place, but...
but the eli who returned was more like the man I was engaged to
and less like the one who broke up with me.
Perhaps the moral is that we lead our lives independent of mr. Stone.
I'm late for my signing meeti.
goji berry chai with ginseng powder.
Drink very slowly.
Brain freeze bad for chi.
dude. Long time.
Four months.
I like what you've done with the place.
Yeah, it's been like this for a while now.
When did you expand your practice to include the spiritual fulfillment of the smoothie?
Paying a guy to stick needles in your face is the first luxury to go in a recession.
It's all about diversification.
Like, uh, like practicing law and being a messenger from god?
An attorney who's also a prophet.
Now that would just be crazy, wouldn't it?
Well, maybe you should break out your straightjacket again.
Eli... did you have a vision?
Almost.
How do you almost have a vision?
nate had it.
You don't believe me?
Don't you want to believe me?
Did I ever tell you about the last time I went to see the dead?
At, like, a cemetery?
at, like, a concert.
The grateful dead-- winterland arena, new year's eve 1978.
Music filled me up, like my ears could breathe it in.
Something felt changed in me.
I felt a part of something bigger.
I could taste magic and speak art and hear the turn of the universe.
Even as the show was ending, I remembered thinking I was at the beginning of a new world.
But the next morning when I woke up, all I had was a headache and a ticket stub.
Life was... plain again.
I still remember being a part of something magical.
But I can't hear it anymore as much as I might want to.
Does any of that sound familiar?
I'm sorry I dropped out of your life.
I know you didn't want me to have the surgery.
You had your reasons. It's not for me to judge them.
But what you have to realize, eli,
is your life wasn't the only one affected by what was happening with you.
Everyone in your life-- your friends, your brother, your co-workers--
we were all touched in some way.
And the more you changed your life, the more you enabled us to change our own.
but the surgery had consequences, and not just for yourself.
I know you think you took back your life, eli, but you took something from all of us, too.
I know.
And I'm sorry.
I guess... I didn't realize everything that would change.
Well, maybe that's the thing, dude.
Maybe you're someone who doesn't realize something's missing till it's gone.
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what's going on?
There was an accident at credit dauphin.
A crane fell.
Credit dauphin bank?
No, credit dauphin spa and resort.
Jordan was inside.
- ellen? - Oh, eli.
That's why I'm calling you...
Damn it, he's still not picking up.
maybe he was running late.
No. I called him.
He said he couldn't talk, he was in a meeting...
To rehire a client-- one that fired us last year because of you.
Taylor...
's gonna be okay. I promise.
I spoke to my buddy over at the mayor's office.
They pulled 33 people from the rubble, and they think there's 18 still in the bank.
Do they think...
- I'm gonna do down there. - I'm going, too.
- Eli. - Yeah?
Look, I'll deny ever having been this in touch with someone else's feelings,
but when it comes to you, taylor doesn't always think straight.
You sure she needs to be any more bent right now?
you saw?
Nate, it's okay.
Eli, what is happening to me?
We're gonna figure that out. Okay?
you gotta be kidding. There are people dead or dying.
I am not sure that right now is the best time to relax my lower back.
When eli had his visions last year, we'd use acupuncture to help him recall the experience.
C-could we just go directly to the seance, ple--
the needle induces a state of hypnosis, allowing you to relive the event.
You've got--all right, even if that weren't a completely terrifying possibility,
what would be the point?
We need to know if jordan made it out.
And the only way for us to know that would be for me to...
go back in. Please.
if I start gettin' stalked by the other guy from wham!
relah. Cloh eye.
- What? - It's a long story.
Nobody put a gun to anyone's head.
What, it never occurred to them it wasn't the smartest idea to buy a house completely on credit?
It's not our job to protect them from their own stupidity.
Gentlemen, I'm afraid...
I-I'm afraid this meeting has been premature.
Premature? Jordan, you were the one who asked for it.
It's true, but now I'm exercising my prerogative to change my mind,
as well as my first amendment right to tell you that you and your insipid company
are pond scum.
breathe, nathan. You're all right.
He's still in the bank, eli.
But he's not in the conference room.
how do you know that?
I just do, lieutenant.
Well, thank you, that's-- that's very helpful.
I'm definitely gonna reallocate men and resources now.
How do you know that there aren't--
get two men with ka-bars on that northwest wall.
How do you know that there aren't any survivors inhe stairwell?
Because people don't take the stairs when there's elevators.
Look, even if they did, the crane to out the support wall.
The building basically imploded.
So if there's anybody in that stairwell, they're probably not alive.
what are you doing here?
He's telling me my search crews are seching in the wrong place.
Well, can't you just send a team in just to be sure?
Look, this whole area is a house of cards.
If I open up new search areas, weesould dtabilize the entire site.
So if you'll excuse me...
what the hell are you doing?
Jordan left the meeting. He's not in the conference room. He's in a stairwell.
- It's just like the earthquake.I know he's-- - It's like the earthquake?
they're searching for him in the wrong place,
which means he'll either die while they do that or--or get killed when the debris shifts.
What are you, a search and rescue expert now?
Nate, what is he doing?
They won't listen to me, and they probably won't even listen to you.
I think what we need is a court order.
An injunction?
Eli, you are having some sort of breakdown, okay?
Just get away from here!
- Get away from me! - Come on.
Now I know why dad drank so much.
Dad drank so much because he had these visions, and he didn't know what to do about them.
I know what to do, but I can't go to court without a client.
What about the family members of the other people who are trapped?
Lieutenant o'shea is right. Nobody takes the stairs.
If I hadn't have broken up with taylor, jordan would be my father-in-law by now.
I'd have standing myself.
And then what would you do-- go before a judge and say that you're on retainer to god?
yeah, that's probably not plan "A."
You'll figure it out, eli. You always do.
Eli? You're gonna want to hear this.
Is the recovery effort endangering my husband's life?
Yes.
And you think you can get a judge to force them to look in the right place?
I think we've got to try.
Then let's go to court.
Okay.
What did you say to her?
I told her you saved my fiance's life during the earthquake,
and I told her I never thanked you for it.
Um, call judge phelps' clerk. He as me favor.
Tell him I need five minutes and a short order of notice.
mr. Stone?
I wasn't aware that your license to practice had been relaminated.
Uh, yesterday, as a matter of fact.Sir, if you don't mind--
yeah, if you hadn't noticed,
the firm's in a bit of a crisis at the moment.
Se os anff time for your iugural court appearance.
Actually, I'm seeking an injunction against the search and rescue team.
Oh, you're even more deranged than I wouldave guessed.
Jordan is down there, you imbecile.
Jordan--the man who brought you into this firm--your mentor,
the man who's protected you at every turn--
yes, and they're looking for him in the wrong place.
- What are you talking about? - I really don't have the time right now, sir.
Sorry. I have to get to court.
Mist--
patricia, get taylor on the phone for me.
You want me to do what?
Order the city to direct its search and rescue am to search for mr. Wethersby
in the former stairwell instead of where they're presently digging.
You're not even coming to me with a ouija board, mr. Stone.
I'm representing as an officer of the court I know mr. Wethersby's well-being,
if not his life, to be at risk unless you grant my motion.
Which you want me to do ex parte without even hearing argument from the city.
I think I can help with that, your honor.
Martin posner, matthew dowd and taylor wethersby of wethersby posner & klein.
We'd like to enter our appearance on behalf of the city of san francisco.
We volunteered our services pro bono.
Imagine where we got that idea.
The standard on an injunction is irreparable harm.
There is nothing more irreparable or harmful than a man's death.
Which could ju as easily result from indulging mr. Stone's flight of fancy.
That's an offensive characterizatiur, yo honor.
The accident site is unstable.
If they dig near the stawell, it could collapse and crush my fath--
crush mr. Wethersby where he actually is.
The search and rescue team is playing a hunch.
That's an offensive characterization.
When it's backed by a combined 50 years of experience and training,
it's a little more than a hunch.
which is all you have.
Actually, I have my own expert with years of training and experience,
and I would like the court to hear from him... her.
sara nave is a structural engineer.
Sara nave is a structural engineer.
Objection, your honor. This is the first we're hearing about this witness.
I'll give you an hour's continuance to get up to speed.
why not come right out with it? You had a vision.
Not exactly. I had access to a vision.
What the hell does that mean?
It means I think that there's a better way to get jordan out alive-- maybe the only way.
Right.I completely forgot about george michael's big hit,
"only i know what to do in a disaster."
Taylor, I need you to trust me.
Would you trust you?
If it were your father buried under a sea of concrete,
would you put his life in the hands of somebody with a history of mental instability,
recuperating from brain surgery?
No. Someone with a history of knowing more than he could know.
If that's what you believe, go in there and tell the judge.
That's why I can't believe you, eli. You don't even believe yourself.
Nate! Nate! Call 9-1-1. Nate!
We don't know it's an aneurysm.
So let's just wait for the M. R. I. To come back, and one step at a time.
What am I supposed to tell beth?
After everything she's been through with ben...
how much more is she supposed to take?
Come on. You're nate-- rock star chick magnet, mm?
Probably be the first guy in history to successfully operate on his own brain aneurysm.
If I botch it, can I sue myself?
Oh, I'll take care of that.
hello?
mr. Stone? This is dr Langenhan.
- Uh, doctor? - Yes.
I've been trying to reach you.
Ah, yeah. You know, this--this isn't really the best time.
You're aware that you're not permitted to set foot inside a courtroom until I sign off on it, right?
Well, I-I think there's some kind of mistake,
'cause I got the clean bill of mental health yesterday.
From who?
that office has been vacant for three months.
can I help you?
Uh, yeah, I was--I was thinking of--of renting it out.
Do you mind if I take a look?
Sure.
It's not like there's anything in here to steal.
I am officially losing it.
That is cause for concern.
Maybe you should seek professional help.
You gonna say anything?
I don't know your name.
3 months, 12 sessions, and I don't know your name.
it's--it's not even on the, uh, form which you signed this morning, which isn't signed.
- It's very interesting. - Isn't it, though?
No, I mean it's interesting that with a bank lying on top of jordan and your brother lying in a hospital,
you would take time out from what's obviously a fairly busy day to come talk to me.
Is it possible that, uh, this whole time, you have been nothing more than A...
supersized vision?
Well, anything is possible, eli.
Isn't that the very essence of faith?
That's not an answer.
Are you...
"god" can be a narrow term, but let's say, hypothetically,
that I am, or, to use a term from your line of work, that I'm his...
fiduciary.
you had the aneurysm removed.
You were quite clear that you wanted your life to return to what you consider normal.
But you're meant for so much more, eli.
You're one of those people for whom "normal" is a failure of potential.
Oh, so you're punishing me by dropping a bank on jordan?
That's not the way of things.
There's no "you don't scratch my back, I'll smite yours."
Then what the hell do you call giving my brother an aneurysm?
Really with the language.
And three months of therapy?
Eli, I would have liked to have seen such passion for your own life.
And i would have liked to have known that you weren't state-certified!
Just answer my question. Are you--are you punishing me?
Jordan wasn't the only person in that bank.
As for nate, I'm sure someone has told you that subarachnoid aneurysms are hereditary.
It's nate or me, isn't it?
You recused yourself from the position.
You wanted to have a normal life again.Wish graed, but--
no--n-not nate. It can't be him.
Why not?
He seems to have your compassion, your kindness, your heart.
Really, the men in the stone family are good stock.
He has met someone he wants to spend the rest of his life with, okay?
And she has a son, and they're gonna have more kids, and they're gonna be a family.
What are you saying, eli?
Give it to me.
Just... just give me back the aneurysm.
I'll do it.
please.
Because he's-- he's all that...
he's--he's-- he's better than me. He'S...
if we're gonna dance again, no more standing on our shoes.
From now on, you're gonna have to lead.
what do you mean?
I think you know.
Is that it?
Your entire expert opinion is based on a 15-minute glance at the building blueprints?
None of us are working with a lot of time here, ms. Wethersby.
We're--we're all making our best judgment calls.
Are you willing to bet your life on yours?
Well--
but you're willing to risk jordan wethersby'S.
I have nothing further.
Since time is of the essence, I'm going to deliver my ruling now.
Your honor, I'd hope you'd at least wait for mr. Stone.
Mr. Stone is dealing with a family emergency,
and I don't foresee him getting back in here anytime soon.
Because you can't predict the future, your honor.
Good timing, mr. Stone.
I was just about to rule against you.
Before you do, I would like to make a closing statement.
Your honor, mr. Stone suffers from a well-documented neurologic condition.
As well-documented as the fact that I predicted the silver terrace earthquake last year.
And if it's documentation that's the issue,
I could pack this courtroom with people whose lives I've changed through the other, uh...
well, through the other... visions that I've had...
sent to me by some higher power... perhaps divine.
Your honor, the man is one banana short of a fruit salad.
I know, I know.
Sounds crazy, particularly here, a place of evidence, not faith,
a place where faith cannot be considered as evidence.
But this is still a place where witnesses swear on the bible...
where the bailiffs call the court to order with prayers.
Courts acknowledge the existence of a higher power.
So why not acknowledge the possibility of a lawyer who receives messages from him?
You don't have to believe, your honor.
But believe that I do...
I believe that jordan wethersby will die unless you intervene here.
I believe it so much that I'm willing to put my--my--
my career and my reputation on the line to say so.
There's a part of me that does believe you, mr. Stone...
certainly wants to.
But even if I did, I swore an oath of my own
that when I put on this robe,
I'd base my decisions on what can be proven over what can merely be believed.
Plaintiff's motion for T. R. O... denied.
all rise.
- Taylor?Taylor, I need to-- - eli, let it go.
Hey, wait, okay?
I just--I just doused my career in gasoline and lit a match in there.
I'm all-in now.
I... I think that you're scared, okay?
Not just for your father, but I think that you're scared that I could be for real,
and, hey, that is scary.
Used to scare the utap o of me.
But not anymore, okay?
Not afraid anymore.
You can believe me.
You can.
Even if I did...
you gotta talk to lieutenant o'shea.
He may well listen to you, and if there's even a chance--
mr. Stone, that is quite enough.
The only reason I'm not firing you right now is I think jordan will want that honor.
Shut up, martin.
How do we get ahold of lieutenant o'shea?
- Taylor, you don't have to do this. - Yes, I do.
I believe him.
Mrs. Wethersby, miss wethersby, we got him.
We got your dad. He's alive.
- Oh, thank you. - thank you.
Oh, my god.
there's some bruising to his sternum.
He's also exhibiting signs of a mild concussion.
But other than that?
Well, we'll do x-rays and a C. T.Scan at the hospital,
but all in all, I'd say someone's looking out for him.
Thank you.
I know you hate crying, dad.
I think today we can make an exception
let us get him to the hospital, okay?
I'm going with you.
Did you find jordan?
Yeah. They got him, and he's fine.
Yeah, well, that seems to be going around. I, uh...
I got the results from my M. R. I. Back, and, uh, it was negative.
Negative. I... I don't have an aneurysm.
We need to do another M. R. I. , Nate.
I told you, I'm fine.
No, not for you. We need to test me.
Rym ve sorry.
But it's not uncommon for the clipped aneurysm to basically grow back,
which seems to have happened in your case.
I don't know why we didn't pick it up before.
I pulled your films from last month, and they were clean.
It's okay.
you knew.
I have to go and see jordan.
how is he-- the new tenant?
Good. He's been asking for you.
Well, I'll never have a better chance at a raise then now, so...
you really knew where he was. You really... saw it.
Yeah.
I can't get my head around that.
Welcome to my days and nights.
When it first... started... you know, when we were still together...
I should have listened.
You listened now.
you had a good day.
I'm sorry if I, um...
well, we both care about taylor.
Might be the only thing we have in common.
Please, god, let that be true.
You know he uses more hair product than you, right?
Yeah, it's part of his charm.
eli.
How are you feeling, sir?
Eh, like I was just pulled out from under a 3-story building.
I was coming to see you.
You're lying in a hospital bed.
When the building collapsed, I was coming to see you.
I needed to tell you.
Tell me what?
I know what we have to do now.
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